How to draw posters for New Year's Day posters?

New Year's Day posters are drawn as follows:

1. First, prepare a poster-sized paper, draw a rectangle, draw a banner on it, write the theme, and draw a gift box below.

2. Then draw a little girl on the gift box. The little girl has a microphone in her hand and a ponytail in her hair. She is performing happily.

Continue to draw balloons around the little girl, draw lines behind her, draw notes, five-pointed stars and gifts around her.

4. Start coloring now. First, color the banner in red, the edge of the poster in gold, the gift box at the bottom in color, the little girl's hair in brown and the skirt in blue.

Festival culture of New Year's Day:

New Year's Day is a festival in China and other countries in the world. It is usually celebrated on the Gregorian calendar 65438+ 10/month 1. In China, New Year's Day is an important traditional festival with many colorful festival cultures.

First of all, New Year's Day is a celebration ceremony held by the ancient emperors of China on New Year's Day, such as offering sacrifices to gods and ancestors, writing couplets on doors, writing blessings and dancing dragon lanterns. Folk activities such as offering sacrifices to gods and buddhas, offering sacrifices to ancestors, posting couplets, setting off firecrackers, observing the old age, having family reunion dinners and numerous "social fires" have gradually taken shape.

Secondly, the custom culture of New Year's Day includes setting off firecrackers, changing peach symbols, drinking Tu Su wine, celebrating New Year's Eve, getting together and enjoying lanterns. The custom of setting off firecrackers is said to have originated from the legend of the ancient "Nian beast". People use firecrackers to drive away the plague and pray for peace. Taofu is something hung on the door to ward off evil spirits in ancient times, and later evolved into decorations such as Spring Festival couplets and door gods.